Thank You Clark Hunt
 

Clark Hunt hired Andy Reid

He was the owner when we drafted Patrick Mahomes.

Clark Hunt has been a leader who has shown a strong commitment to winning and bringing his father’s trophy home to Kansas City.

Thank You Clark for your incredible leadership and congratulations on the success this team has achieved under your watch.

Your dad would be proud today.

Just lose those damn lime green ear plugs.

Dude keep fielding SB teams and he can wear whatever ****ing color ear plugs he wants....I'll even buy them

Sorry, still think Clark Hunt is a douche.

Reason?

Agreed. I've said it before but Clark since he took over fired Carl and Herm, hired Pioli who was the "hotshot GM everyone wanted". And once things got bad he didn't waste much time shitcanning that asshole and immediately hired Andy Reid and John Dorsey. Which was clearly the right move. The guy deserves all the credit in the world for turning this into a Super Bowl team.

Dork that was handed an NFL franchise by his dad that cares more about soccer.

Why? He has done nothing but try to win since he took over. Even his mistakes came from making what seemed like the best hire and it not working out. He is the reason we have Reid and are going to the Superbowl right now. He didn't have to fly to Philadelphia and could have just waited for Reid to hopefully come to KC for an interview but he saw the guy he wanted to hire and literally went after him. And now we're going to the Superbowl.

How exactly does be care more about soccer? I swear some of the narratives invented by some people here are so stupid.

Ridiculous take.

As we go to the Super Bowl........:doh!:

something clicked with Clark when we were in despair with Pioli, he fired him and went right out and got Andy Reid. He became a different owner that year. It really seemed like something changed during that time and I love it.

Idiot.

Agree.
Best qb and the last 2 afc championship games?
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Meh, maybe a unpopular opinion, don't care. We are going to the Super Bowl is all that matters.

Haha WOW now that is some next level stupid.

Well done.

He got it done...

Andy got it done, he was smart enough to stay out of the way (which is worth a lot).

I don't give a hoot if he wears a lime green tutu and carries a purple dildo sticking out of a hot pink purse if I can see him hoist the Hunt trophy and hopefully a Lombardi or few........as the CEO it seems to me he's doing pretty much everything to win that he can

And who hired Andy...?

After his dad died and he fired Carl, he went straight out with however much money he needed and got the hottest name on the market in Pioli. Then Scott tanked the franchise and he fired him and went out with however much money it took to get Reid to stay on that damn plane. I'd say he's done a good job.

**** you you stupid ****. Git the **** out!

I love you clark!

Lot of Reddit users dumbfounded that they gave him the trophy first. Because he did nothing to win it. LMAO.

No need to be rude buddy :)

ROFL

Hard sell considering his Dad was the founder of the AFC, his dad is in the HOF, and his very own last name in on the conference trophy the Chiefs won today.

There is no doubt Clark WANTED that trophy...

Great owner, class act. His dad would be proud.

lol agreed.

that was pretty cringeworthy, but lets be honest. clark is not like us. he grew up a billionaire. he's a billionaire now. but i'd be a much bigger shithead if I inherited what he did. he's maintained the course and really seems to give a shit about this squad.

You should've been a stain on the sheets...

Fyp, looks like you're not a fan.

In the press conference he said we were 4 inches from going last year.

what a goof

he got blown by miss kansas later

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Clark did everything right. He made a commitment to construct the best organization he could, starting with hiring Andy Reid out from under just about every other franchise.

And then he got out of Andy's way. he didn't pull a Dan Snyder or a Jerry Jones and stick his nose into the operations side of things. He stepped back and let his organization do what it needed to do. He gave it nudge here and there, yes, but otherwise he allowed it to prosper on its own.

For which we owe him a debt of gratitude.

The candle is overkill but that looks like some good ****in cake
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“We got better”

I think he deserves some credit for knowing what he had in Veach. Granted, Veach came with Andy but it took some foresight to fire Dorsey and trust Veach to do the job. I know I was very skeptical because I felt Dorsey was the best talent evaluator we'd seen in a long time.

In the end, Clark brought in top notch guys across the board in Donovan, Reid & Veach, Dorsey, and Ballard. He was definitely committed to winning and his vision paid off.